slim; slender; slight; delicate
beautiful legs; great legs
comparatively; relatively; unexpectedly; unusually; considering; for one's ...
underwear; undergarment; underclothes; lingerie
erotic; sexy; arousing; risque; sultry
one's own judgement (judgment); decision made without consulting others; arbitrary decision; dogmatism
prejudice; bias; distorted view
no concern of mine; nothing to do with me
lunch; midday meal; food served at a tea party (tea ceremony)
to spout out; to spurt out; to sprout; to bud; to burst into laughter; to blow (smoke, etc.)
honorific/polite/humble prefix; honorific suffix
world; society; life; lifetime; age; era; reign
people with a pure and innocent image (esp. actresses, singers, etc.)
that child; that kid; that boy; (arch.) you
spreading the legs (wide apart); opening the legs
shame; disgrace; raping; rape
(in) the presence of the whole company; with all eyes filed upon (one)
obstinate; stubborn; headstrong
improper; immodest; disgraceful; shameful; vulgar; low
to get tired of waiting; to grow impatient
switching over to; migration; transition
lying face down; lying on one's face; placing upside down; placing face down
to entwine; to twine around; to coordinate (with); to arrest
to bend backwards; to bend oneself back; to be taken aback
to elevate; to raise; to lift up; to flatter; to extol; to praise to the sky
to be commonly referred to as; as people say; as the saying is; they say
to wind; to coil; to envelope; to shroud; to outflank; to skirt
graceful; ladylike; modest; gentle; polite; quiet
reading in a monotone; reading a Chinese classical text without translating it into Japanese
to chastise; to punish; to discipline
to torment; to punish; to treat harshly; to beat up; to give a drubbing; to cause damage to
poor; pitiable; pathetic; pitiful
uncommon; rare; extraordinary; matchless
affection (esp. parental); love; fondness
master; teacher; stable master
pupil; disciple; adherent; follower; apprentice; young person
irresponsible; perfunctory; lukewarm; half-baked; reasonable; moderate
to be tired of; to be sick of; to get fed up with
joint (knee, elbow, etc.)
furthermore; besides; moreover; in addition; further; above or beyond this